St. George Domestic Violence Lawyer

The Utah Department of Human Services defines domestic violence as "any criminal offense involving violence or physical harm when committed by one cohabitant against another."

These types of charges can be extremely complex and have serious life impacts. The fact is, in the vast majority of cases, when an officer is called on a domestic disturbance, someone is getting arrested — even if it is against a victim's wishes. A conviction means the loss of rights to own or possess a firearm, which is detrimental for anyone who must carry a firearm by vocation. It also may have impacts on your ability to re-enter your house and see children and may be catastrophic to a career.

These types of criminal charges don't just apply to husbands, wives, boyfriends and girlfriends. In any domestic violence situation, a roommate, friend or co-worker can be charged. In fact, anyone who has lived in the same home as you, no matter if it was your choice or not is a co-habitant. Because of the ease with which a charge can be brought and the severity of a conviction, it goes without saying that partnering with a lawyer is a must.

With nearly a quarter-century experience, the law firm of Aric Cramer, Attorney at Law, is prepared to aggressively defend you against any domestic violence charge. The firm will work directly with you to protect your rights in the immediate and long-term future. The team at the firm understands both the severity of these situations and the role that context plays. As such, it will aggressively attack any flaws in the prosecution's case. If the team is unable to reach an outright acquittal, it will do everything possible to structure the best possible plea to safeguard your interests.

Contact A St. George Domestic Violence Attorney

To schedule a free initial consultation with one of our lawyers, call 435-627-1565 or email the firm.

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